Die Badminton-Europameisterschaft für Behinderte 2006 fand vom 8. bis zum 10. September 2006 in La Rinconada statt.
Medaillengewinner
| Disziplin | Gold | Silber | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Herreneinzel BMW2 | Thomas Wandschneider | Walter Rauber | Shimon Shalom |
| Ferdinand Hoeke | |||
| Herreneinzel BMW3 | Amir Levi | Quincy Michielsen | Macbal Shefanya |
| Yossi Baba | |||
| Herreneinzel BMSTL1 | Sergey Nefedov | Alfonso Otero | Silvino Gata |
| Herreneinzel BMSTL2 | Pascal Wolter | Ramil Yuldashev | Jens Behnke |
| Juan Ramirez | |||
| Herreneinzel BMSTL3 | Peter Schnitzler | Eduard Barkanov | Vincente Henares |
| Fulgencio Garcia | |||
| Herreneinzel BMSTU5 | Eyal Bachar | Frank Dietel | Mikhail Chiviksin |
| Antony Forster | |||
| Herrendoppel BMW2 | Avni Kertmen Thomas Wandschneider |
Ferdinand Hoeke Walter Rauber |
Airam Fernandez Francisco Pineda |
| Shimon Shalom David Toupé | |||
| Herrendoppel BMW3 | Amir Levi Macbal Shefanya |
Ton Hollaar Quincy Michielsen |
Stefan Haas David Holz |
| Yossi Baba Aviad Brazilai | |||
| Herrendoppel BMSTL2 | Jens Behnke Pascal Wolter |
Oleg Dontsov Ramil Yuldashev |
Meva Singh Dhesi William Smith |
| Herrendoppel BMSTL3 | Lutz Sauppe Peter Schnitzler |
Fulgencio Garcia Eli Karadi |
Vincente Henares Juan Ramirez |
| Eduard Barkanov Valery Kurochkin | |||
| Herrendoppel BMSTU5 | Frank Dietel Antony Forester |
Eyal Bachar Jonathan Levy |
Martin Fischbacher Hans-Peter Heil |
| Dameneinzel BMW2 | Elke Rongen | Mine Korkmaz | Carola Spellier |
| Linda Roche | |||
| Dameneinzel BMW3 | Nicole Kettenis | Carol de Meijer | Tamara Bepperling |
| Damendoppel BMW2–BMW3 | Carol de Meijer Nicole Kettenis |
Mine Korkmaz Carola Spellier |
Sofia Balsalobre Marta Rodriguez |
| Marion Maasch Gertrud Salewski | |||
| Mixed BMW2 | Avni Kertmen Mine Korkmaz |
Manfred Steinhart Elke Rongen |
David Toupé Irmgard Wandt |
| Francisco Pineda Sofia Balsalobre | |||
| Mixed BMW3 | Quincy Michielsen Carol de Meijer |
Ton Hollaar Nicole Kettenis |
Stefan Haas Marion Maasch |
| Bernd Worf Tamara Bepperling |
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